TWO THIEVES WANTED FOR ID THEFT, MAKING $3000 IN FRAUDULENT CHARGES

TWO THIEVES WANTED FOR ID THEFT, MAKING $3000 IN FRAUDULENT CHARGES

PIO Number: 19-3-4

Date: March 6, 2019

Broward Sheriff’s Office detectives are asking the public for help to identify the two men, captured by Publix security cameras, using a fraudulent credit card to make over $3,500 in purchases in November of 2018.

On Nov 14, the victim, who lives in Texas, received a call from her credit card company notifying her that someone used her card without her consent at several grocery stores in Broward.

The thieves made two charges at a Lauderhill Publix totaling $1079.53, one charge at a Publix in Margate for $631.75, two charges at a North Lauderdale Publix totaling $1070.77, one charge for $420.24 at an Oakland Park Publix and one charge for $339.50 at a Publix in Tamarac.

The first suspect is a bald, heavyset male with a dark complexion and a faint goatee. He wore a black V-neck shirt with a white undershirt and black pants.

The second suspect is a male with a medium build, a dark complexion and a goatee. He wore a black T-shirt, army fatigue shorts, a brown cap and sunglasses.

Anyone with information can contact BSO Det. Natasha Duran at 954-720-2250 ext 217. If you wish to remain anonymous, contact Broward Crime Stoppers at 954-493-TIPS (8477) or online at browardcrimestoppers.org. Anonymous tips that lead to an arrest are eligible for a reward of up to $3,000.